"Ryan K. Lindsay has produced a highly intriguing story, one where the premise bears similarity to Cannonball Run but filtered through dystopian concepts such as Deathrace, The Purge, Rollerball and even Ready Player One [...] Lindsay has built a backdrop of a very rich and detailed world behind the world [...]"

– Pipedream Comics

"I loved every heart-pounding second [...] This race continues to add new layers throughout each issue."

– Comic Book Poser

"An interesting concept with strong characters and high stakes action [...]"

– Multiversity Comics

"An explosive combination of Death Race 2000, a demolition derby mixed with The Hunger Games. [...] To bring it to life, artist Emanuele Parascandolo applies his prodigious talents to great effect along with colorist Michele Monte. Together, they do a great job of balancing the drama along with the race action. [...] A pretty strong start for the series and showing such a great promise for what is to come."

– Geek Vibes Nation

"A strong and fresh creative team with everything to prove have what looks to be the miniseries near the front of the line as it heads to the races with rubber to the road"

– Sean Cohea, Panel Patter

"Emanuele Parascandolo and Michele Monte create this kaleidoscope of color that fills every panel creating a dystopia, unlike anything you've ever seen before. It's vibrant and violent at times with some creatively designed collisions that jump off the page. The comic just looks great. "

– Lotus Land Comics

"A great combination of creative skills from all involved and something I am looking forward to seeing more of."

– Dave Jones, Get Your Comic On

"Full of action, cool artwork, and thoughtful musings on a world that is already in dystopian decline, it should prove to be a surprise hit for your pull list, especially for fans of Cannonball Run and Mad Max. It ends on a shocking cliffhanger that leaves me wanting more to see who makes it to the finish line."

– But Why Tho